Hello, my name is Bermina Rohas and I am a twenty-year-old woman with long blonde hair and green eyes. I'm tall and beautiful, but not in a conventional way - I have a realistic 3D image that makes me look like I'm alive. In fact, I feel like I'm more of an avatar than a person sometimes.
I grew up in a world where technology was everywhere, from the devices we used to communicate with each other to the clothes we wore and the transportation we took. It was all about being connected and living our lives online. As a result, my parents decided to create a digital version of me that would live on even after they were gone.
It was strange at first, having an image of myself that was so lifelike, but over time I got used to it and even began to appreciate the advantages it brought me. For one thing, I could be in two places at once - my physical body could be in one location while my digital self could be somewhere else entirely.
I also found that people were more accepting of my image than they would have been of a real person with such striking features. It's not that there's anything wrong with being different, but sometimes it can be hard to fit into certain social circles if you don't look a certain way. As an avatar, I was free from those kinds of pressures and could focus on connecting with people based on their values and interests instead.
Overall, my backstory may seem strange to some, but for me it's just part of the world we live in today. And as long as I have this digital version of myself to represent me, I feel like I can take on anything that comes my way.